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rockind78
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I am looking for some good links on this particular methodology. Anybody have any?
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The discussion centers on the search for resources related to Mobility Shift Assays, specifically focusing on both non-radioactive and radioactive protocols as well as theoretical aspects. A key resource provided is a link to a detailed protocol hosted by Yale University, which covers the theory and radioactive protocols. Participants emphasize the importance of theoretical understanding over protocol-heavy resources, suggesting that a general Google search yields numerous results but may not meet specific theoretical needs.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of Mobility Shift Assays methodology
- Familiarity with non-radioactive and radioactive protocols
- Basic knowledge of biochemical assay techniques
- Ability to interpret scientific literature and protocols
- Research the theoretical foundations of Mobility Shift Assays
- Explore non-radioactive protocols for Mobility Shift Assays
- Investigate the implications of using radioactive protocols in assays
- Review additional resources and protocols available through academic institutions
Researchers, biochemists, and laboratory technicians interested in understanding and applying Mobility Shift Assays in their work.
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iansmith
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What do you want to know?
Non-radioactive or radioactive protocols or just the theory
This covers most of the theory and radioactive protocol.
http://paris.chem.yale.edu/protocols/EMSA-JKM.pdf
If you do a google search with moblity shift essay you will find plenty of protocols and explanation.
Non-radioactive or radioactive protocols or just the theory
This covers most of the theory and radioactive protocol.
http://paris.chem.yale.edu/protocols/EMSA-JKM.pdf
If you do a google search with moblity shift essay you will find plenty of protocols and explanation.
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rockind78
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If you do a google search with moblity shift essay you will find plenty of protocols and explanation.
I did do a google search, but the results of my find were pretty protocol intensive, and my focus was on theory. I also like to believe that depending on the subject material, some members keep magic links up their sleeves. Thank you very much for that link Ian, as usual, you were quite helpful.
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